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Johnny's family said he died following a long illness.   Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan wrote: “RIP Johnny Briggs, 85.“Coronation Street legend who played rogueish Mike Baldwin for 30yrs. Great character on & off-screen.Ex-co star John Bowe said: “RIP Johnny Briggs.

Slavia Prague will have a huge advantage when they play Rangers because Ibrox diehards won't be in attendance. Rangers face the dangerous Czechs in the Last 16 tie of the Europa League, who knocked out Brendan Rodgers' Leicester City in the previous round.

Jenny Dixon is using her training as both a teacher and an actor to educate and inspire future generations.

INBETWEENERS star James Buckley has earned at least £300,000 selling personalised video clips to fans. James, 33, sent around 10,000 via celeb messaging app Cameo in 2020 — usually in character as Jay Cartwright from the classic E4 sitcom.

OLIVIA Wilde is reported to have moved into an "awkward" coronavirus lockdown bubble with ex Jason Sudeikis and their kids - despite finding love with Harry Styles. The actress, 36, is said to be hunkering down in a mansion in south west London after temporarily moving from LA.

benefits were cut.Philippa Day was agoraphobic and had repeatedly begged benefit bosses for a home assessment.But after the 27-year-old was told there would be no visit she was found collapsed next to the letter on her pillow.After spending two months in a coma she sadly passed away in October 2019.Now her sister Imogen Day is horrified at the way the Department for Work and Pensions and assessors Capita handled the case, reports The Mirror.The 24-year-old fears more tragedy unless the welfare system is overhauled.Devastated Imogen says Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey and her officials need to act.She said: “Pip wasn’t the first to die and won’t be the last.The ­process is distressing, it has led to multiple similar instances and

Amanda, 50, shared a photo of herself on a huge cake and told her followers: "How did this happen! Half a century. . .

Chelsea forward Timo Werner felt guilty when the club decided to part ways with Frank Lampard in January because of his failings in front of goal.The Germany international, who scored 95 goals across 159 appearances for RB Leipzig, went 14 games without a goal in the Premier League prior to their win over Newcastle.Lampard was dismissed after nine of those matches following five defeats in eight domestic outings, and was swiftly replaced by former PSG boss Thomas Tuchel.Werner has now spoken openly about his struggles since moving to Stamford Bridge for £47m, and how he is getting back on track under his fellow German.Speaking to Sky Sports before the clash against Manchester United on Sunday, he said of his recent troubles in front of

Few knew much about Javier Hernandez when he left Mexico to join Manchester United as a teenager.

While we’ve all been loving Barry Keoghan’s updates on his beloved dog Koda, we’ve noticed another special someone sneaking into his posts.

The SNP would fail to win a Yes vote in the wake of the Alex Salmond inquiry, a new poll has revealed.A bombshell survey found that the majority of people in Scotland no longer want to break away from the rest of the United Kingdom.It is clear evidence that the feud between First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and her former mentor now threatens to destroy their political dream.The Survation survey for the Sunday Mail revealed support for independence has dropped from 58 per cent in October to a 50/50 split.It is the first time in 22 consecutive polls that Yes has not had a lead. Support for independence has averaged about 54 per cent in recent times.

direct to your inboxNearly two million people aged 60 to 63 in England are being invited to book a coronavirus jab as part of the continued expansion of the vaccine programme.NHS England said that the letters will start landing on doormats from Monday, explaining how people can make an appointment to get jabbed through the national booking service.They have been sent out after more than three in four people aged 65 to 70 took up the offer of a vaccination, it added.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereIt comes as leaders from 60 of the UK’s black majority churches joined forces on Sunday to show their support for

we need solutions for the long haul, in terms of boosting both productivity and the way we feel about our homes.Recent research by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) showed that 17 per cent of homeowners are looking to create an office space to support working from home permanently. The issue is how to create a quiet space that will allow us to separate home life from work life: a matter that has been brought to the fore as families have juggled working, homeschooling and living in very close quarters.

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As Arsenal head to Leicester City, memories of one of the Premier League ’s most dramatic games come flooding back.

seasonless travel pieces, the 2020-21 routine (and endless park visits) must feel somewhat claustrophobic right now. “It hasn’t been easy,” Windsor says, “but luckily I can still access and see new things to spark shapes and designs; really try to envisage myself somewhere far away.” During this chapter of history through which we are living, it is only our thoughts that provide the chance to escape, dream and reminisce.

Great British Bake Off in 2015, Nadiya Hussain's career has gone from strength to strength with a number of hit TV shows, book deals, and now, a brand new campaign with high-street fashion brand Next.Despite her success, the 36-year-old is first and foremost a doting mum to three children; sons Musa, 14, Dawud, 13, and daughter, Maryam, ten, whom she shares with husband Abdal.READ: Nadiya Hussain's 'no frills' second wedding was so romanticWATCH: Nadiya Hussain plays HELLO!/Goodbye!The couple, who have been married for nearly 16 years, found themselves among the thousands of parents who have had to navigate through the perils of homeschooling during the three nationwide lockdowns.DISCOVER: Here's why Nadiya Hussain rejected Strictly

Uber Eats appears to be down for some people this morning, leaving dozens of customers hungry.

Scott Arfield has told how the tragic death of his best friend and former teammate has helped change Scottish football.Former Falkirk ace Chris Mitchell took his own life in May 2016 at the age of 27 after suffering anxiety and depression.His family set up charity the Chris Mitchell Foundation, to raise awareness around mental health and wellbeing for players, ex-players and staff working in the ­Scottish professional football industry.Arfield, who gave his daughter the middle name Mitchell, said the work in Chris’s memory is helping to save lives.He said: “I see it in the changing rooms now. People talk, people are far more open.“There’s no doubt what happened to Chris has changed things ­massively.

Birmingham City will have to meet a seven-figure repair bill before they can fully re-open St Andrew’s.

Brits will once again be tempted to head outdoors today on another bright and sunny day.